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Then why don't we look more into that? Find one?
I've slaved over this idea. The only way to initialize a System change now is to control territories. And to do that is unacceptable.
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I've slaved over this idea. The only way to initialize a System change now is to control territories. And to do that is unacceptable.
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Ok, is there a way to tweak that so that we can overide the current OS and put our preffered OS on the hardware instead?
There's not really a known way to manipulate code directly. The closest we could get is the System change itself.
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No, thats not what I mean. Theres got to be somethign beyond the System. Lets treat it like computers. If the Systems are the OS, what is the hardware? What is the coding language the OS operates on?
That would be code, the basis of all reality.
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What runs the Systems? Surely there's a source for them.
Systems are baked into how Existence operates. The Balkan System is run by every entity that owns a territory. Each one has System control over whichever territories they own.
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One thats actually achievable without being a pipedream.
You'd have to build a System on top of the current one, which can't realistically be done without stakeholders in the current system. More or less, to force a stacked System change on the Balkan System, you have to win the Balkan System anyway.
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Is there a way to write in a new kind of System? Surely there must be.
There is. With the current System, you have to acquire a controlling share of all territories.
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Alright. What exactly woudl happen if I broke the system again. Would e istence be engulfed in Outside?
A hopeless soup of Existence. No dimensions, no real limitations. System control floats between entities like bubbles and laws of reality break down.
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... I'll do whatever it takes to save existence. If I have to forfeit myl ife to do so, then so be it. I don't care the cost.
Think practically, Shinji. Romanticizing it won't get us anywhere other than death.
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Breaking the system surely isnt worse that the possible extinction of all existence, unless the two are synonymous.
It's pretty close. It would mean drowning in a sea of chaos.
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...I want to try to deconstruct amaranthine, and reconstruct it into a way that we can infuse it into my sword.
As for that second thing... I'll do it for you. That or... we can find a way to break the system. Again. There's always a way to suceed if you look hard enough.
Breaking the System isn't an option. That's almost a worst-case scenario.
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